Session object timeout

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I set a Session object [Session["x"] = "44" in one page and retrieve it later in another page: String str = Session["x"].ToString().

The timeout in Web.config = 30;

I'm able to retrieve the value (str) anytime up to about 15 minutes after it's created, but not thereafter. Thereafter, I get a "object reference not set to an instance ..." messasge.

How can I retrieve the value of Session["x"] anytime up to 30 minutes?
 
I set a Session object [Session["x"] = "44" in one page and retrieve it later in another page: String str = Session["x"].ToString().

The timeout in Web.config = 30;

I'm able to retrieve the value (str) anytime up to about 15 minutes after it's created, but not thereafter. Thereafter, I get a "object reference not set to an instance ..." messasge.

How can I retrieve the value of Session["x"] anytime up to 30 minutes?
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In the application configuration of IIS there is "enable session
state". Try modifying this value too?

-Adam
 
I looked in IIS Manager of Windows Server 2003 but couldn't find 'application configuration' Where do I find this?

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I set a Session object [Session["x"] = "44" in one page and retrieve it later in another page: String str = Session["x"].ToString().

The timeout in Web.config = 30;

I'm able to retrieve the value (str) anytime up to about 15 minutes after it's created, but not thereafter. Thereafter, I get a "object reference not set to an instance ..." messasge.

How can I retrieve the value of Session["x"] anytime up to 30 minutes?
Click to expand...

In the application configuration of IIS there is "enable session
state". Try modifying this value too?

-Adam
Click to expand...
 
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